Kota Kinabalu City is the gateway to the Land Below of Wind. It is the state capital Sabah. At 0900 hrs or 1400, picked up at a local hotel and proceed with a guided tour around the city tour.

Take a bird's eye view of the city from Signal hill. Shop at the Filipino market where there are a variety of handcraft sold. Visit the Menara Mustapha ; a 32 storey building with its column free floors. Visit the Poh Toh Tse Buddist temple and drive through residential estates and Likas Sports Complex. Unravel Sabah's heritage at the Stage Mosque. Learn more about the rich heritage of Sabah at the State Museum.

Start at 6.30pm, pick you up from your hotel and proceed to the night market where you can see various type of goods and local produce being sold here at bargain prices. There are a number of food stalls sell satay, where you can see the traditional Malaysian cuisine being cooked in the open air. You can drive up to Signal Hill for a night view of Kota Kinabalu during the sunset. Your dinner will be proceed at a local restaurant with cultural show. You eill be return back to your hotel by 9.00pm.

Pick-up from hotel lobby (KK City - 09:00am), transfer to the Monsopiad Cultural village. Drive past villagers and paddy fields. Catch sight of some monoliths in the paddy fields. Upon arriving at the Monsopiad Cultural Village, you will be given a welcome drink of local rice wine. A guided tour proceed which includes the House of Skulls where you can still see the remaining 29 of the 49 Monsopiad's victim's skulls.

Every Sunday morning, Tuaran town holds a big natives open market known as Tamu by the Sabahans. Harvests of produce from nearby villages and valleys are brought to the market, such as fruits, vegetables, handicrafts, fish, homemade traditional cakes, traditional homegrown tobacco, and so on. The tamu is truly a great photo opportunities for tourists. The variety of goods to be seen is very impressive for the visitor.

Meet at Hotel Lobby (pick up : KK City 07:30am, Nexus : 08:30am). Drive north through the paddy fields and rural settlements towards Kota Belud. The 'Tamu' or weekly Market is a blend of old and new. Here you will find farm products such as: Homemade foods, local seasonal fruits, honey, handicrafts and traditional medicines being offered. On some days you might even find buffaloes being auctioned off at the farm.

Pick up from hotel in Kota Kinabalu city for about 3hrs drive through scenic countryside to the North of Kudat, passing views of paddy fields, villages, oil palm plantation, local stalls selling handicraft and food items. En-route visit Sumangkap Village, well known for its "Gong" making skill by its local artisan. Proceed to the Bavanggazo Village for a Longhouse visit. Built entirely using local materials, it is a home to the Rungus people community, a sub-tribe of the indigenous kadazandusun. Observe their very own unique bead works, lifestyle and costumes. Here, you would experience a local native Rungus style lunch.

0900hrs Pick up from city hotel in Kota Kinabalu. Transfer to jetty for 15 minutes boat ride to Manukan Island. Upon arrival, be fascinated by the nature surrounding the island. Free at own leisure on the island. Afternoon, hop to Sapi Island. On arrival, barbeque lunch is served nearby the beach. After lunch, relax and enjoy the sun and sea breeze. 1500hrs, boat transfer back to the jetty and return to city hotel.

08:30am - Meet at Hotel Lobby. Drive along the mountainous countryside and witness the breath taking sight of the tallest mountain in South East Asia. Stop by at Nabalu, a small town located near the foot of the mountain. Walk among the several fruits and handicraft stalls there before resuming with the journey to the Kinabalu Park Headquarters. Upon reaching the park, a guide will take you on a guided trail way along one of the numerous trails located within the mountain forest. Then continue with a visit to the Mountain Garden where you can view some of the more than 1000 species of orchids and as well as the endemic and medicinal plants found within the Kinabalu Park. There is also a brief visit to the exhibition center before driving to a nearby restaurant for lunch. On the way back, stop by at nearby Pottery Ceramic centre. Transfer back to hotel.

Meet at hotel lobby (KK City - 07:30am) before proceeding on leisurely drive to the mountain. Stop by at Nabalu, a small town located near the foot of Mount Kinabalu to buy some local fruits & handicrafts. Upon arrival at Poring Hot Spring, start with a bit of jungle trekking up a slope to the Canopy Walk for a better appreciation of the rainforest. Try to catch sight of the small mammals, reptiles and insects during the trek. After finishing the trek, take a dip in the Open air style bath tubs filled with running sulfured water rising from the earth's depth and soak in the self-mixed warm water believed to have therapeutic effect. Before departing the Hot Spring for lunch, stop by at the vegetable market in Kundasang. Lunch is served at a local restaurant. After lunch, make a brief stopover at the Kinabalu Park Headquarters located at 1500m above sea level. Transfer back to Kota Kinabalu Hotel.

Day 01 Kota Kinabalu / Kinabalu National Park
At 0830 hrs, depart your hotel in Kota Kinabalu and travel 2 hours along the ridges of the Crocker Range to Kinabalu Park. Check into your accommodation and after lunch, explore one of the trails in the Park. Dinner and overnight at around National Park. (L/D)

Day 02 Summit Trail
After breakfast, proceed to the start of the summit trail at the Power Station. Trek up to Laban Rata and enjoy a packed lunch along the way. Look out for the pitcher plants and orchids along the way. Dinner at Laban Rata and overnight at resthouse. (B/L/D)

Day 03 Summit Trail / Kota Kinabalu
At 0300 hrs, proceed from Laban Rata to the summit of Kinabalu. You should arrive in time for sunrise, Descend to the Resthouse for breakfast before descending to the Park. After lunch, return to Kota Kinabalu and transfer to your hotel. (B/L/D)

The beautiful and scenic Kiulu River is an exciting introduction to the joys of river rafting.

The journey there is along sealed road with the last section giving way to a village track winding through the undulating hills of Kiulu. The bamboo-fringed river provides for a pleasant respite from the tropical heat as the cool waters invigorate your senses.

For the thrill seekers, try body rafting down the rapids before enjoying a relaxing swim along the calm stretches between rapids.

This river offers a more heart-pounding experience, one recommended for the more adventurous rafter. A bus ride of 1 ½ hours brings you to Beaufort in time to catch the train to the take-off point. As the railway track lines the Padas River, this is an opportunity to size-up the raging rapids as the train chugs along. Food and dry clothes are left at the Rayoh Station while all participants travel on to Kg. Panggi, the take-off point.

Meet at hotel lobby, transfer to the train station at Tanjung Aru to board train to the agriculture town of Papar. The train journey will pass by mangrove swamps, villages and a glimpse of the rural countryside of Sabah. On arrival at Papar, board van/bus to the Klias River Jetty. On arrival at Klias River Jetty, local malay cakes with coffee and tea will be served. At 1700hrs, proceed for the boat cruise along the Klias River. Visitors on the Klias River Cruise have an opportunity to sight wildlife such as the Proboscis Monkey, Macaques, some birds, however sighting is by chance as the animals are in the wild. As the sunset, the twinkling of lights can be observed among the trees that line the river banks, these are the lights of the Fireflies. Return to the Klias River Jetty for a hearty dinner before proceeding back to Kota Kinabalu by van/bus. On arrival at the city of Kota Kinabalu, transfer to your hotel. End of tour.

This dramatic headland is situated in the northern-most tip of BORNEO, the third largest island in the world, after Greenland and New Guinea. It is located in the Kudat Peninsula, about three and a half hours (or 215 kilometres) drive from Kota Kinabalu City.

Simpang Mengayau means 'lingering junction' as it is here that the South China Sea lingers and meets the Sulu Seas flowing from the east ... Enjoy the stunning view. The sunsets and full moons are just beautiful ... The Pulau Kalampunian lighthouse is a reminder of treacherous coastline and past shipwrecks. On the left is the beautiful beach of Pantai Kalampunian.

It's a lovely easy stroll to the flagpole, the Globe and the rocky outcrop that forms the "Tip of Borneo".

Pick up from your hotel in Kota Kinabalu and drive into the Crocker Range. Enjoy the superb scenery along the way. Visit to the Rafflesia Information Centre. Then, proceed for a walk along the forest trail in search for Rafflesia, the biggest and very rare flower in the world. Lunch at local restaurant. Return to Kota Kinabalu and transfer back to your hotel by 1700 hrs.

Pick up from your hotel in Kota Kinabalu and drive into the Crocker Range. Enjoy the superb scenery along the way. Visit to the Rafflesia Information Centre. Then, proceed for a walk along the forest trail in search for Rafflesia, the biggest and very rare flower in the world. Lunch at local restaurant. Return to Kota Kinabalu and transfer back to your hotel by 1700 hrs.

Day 1 -Coffin Cliff/Jacuzzi Pool/Night Drive
Arrival Borneo Rainforest Lodge, lunch. Introduction to the forest - trek to the Kadazandusun burial site - 'Coffin Cliff', then proceed with trekking to the View Point for a bird's eye view of the area. Descend to the 'Jacuzzi Pool' for a refreshing dip. Dinner, briefing and slide presentation at the conference room. Night Drive in an open-air jeep in search of nocturnal animals. (L/D)

Day 2 - Canopy Walkway/Water Tubing or Trekking -
Breakfast, guided jungle walk to the Canopy Walkway to experience the sounds of the birds and return through the Nature Trail. Water tubing for an hour in the Danum River or Trekking along the Segama River. Lunch (B/L)

Tabin was declared a wildlife reserve because of the large numbers of wildlife and birds inhabiting its jungle, many of which are endemic and endangered species. The three largest land mammals of Sabah: Asian Elephant, Sumatran Rhino and Tembadau are found within Tabin. It is no wonder that Tabin is heralded as one of the finest wildlife viewing area in Sabah.

Pulau Tiga Marine National Park has soared to world fame as 'Survivor Island' because of the popular Million Dollar Prize Money TV series 'Survivor' by the CBS TV network, USA. This is the exact island that the entire first series was filmed! The fact that this island was chosen was due to its untouched natural landscape and marine life.

The Pulau Tiga Park covers an area of 15,864 ha and was gazette as a National Park in 1978. As far back as 1933, the main island, together with the two smaller islands of Kalampunian Besar and Kalampunian Damit were designated as Forest Reserve.

Depart from Sandakan airport or from Sandakan hotel by local guide and proceed to Sepilok, the largest orangutan rehabilitation center in the world. Trek through the rainforest on wooden boardwalks to the feeding platform and- observe the feeding of the orphaned orangutans. Continue to the nature center for a video on the rehabilitation program. Lunch at a local restaurant before proceeding on a tour around Sandakan City. Visit a Chinese temple that offers a spectacular view of the Sandakan town and bay, a water village and the central market.

Day 1:Sandakan / Selingan Turtle Island
At 0830 hrs, transfer from your hotel in Sandakan to the jetty to board boat for 1 hr 15 minutes to Selingan Turtle Island. Check in chalet. Lunch. Afternoon, free at leisure, ideal for snorkelling and swimming. After dinner, watch turtle laying eggs on the beach, transfer of the eggs to the hatchery and release of hatchlings to the sea. Overnight at chalet. (lunch/Dinner included).

Day 2:Selingan Turtle Island / Sepilok Orang Utan Centre / Sandakan
After breakfast, return to mainland and proceed to Sepilok Orang Utan Centre. Witness the feeding of orphaned orang utans. Walk along a jungle trail and observe the tropical lowland rainforest. Numerous wildlife may be seen. Transfer to your hotel in Sandakan by 1230 hrs. (Breakfast)

Day 1: Gomantong Caves /Sukau
Morning at 0830 hrs, pick up from hotel and proceed by land to Gomantong Caves . Explore the biggest bird's nest caves in Sabah where the bizarre edible bird's nest are harvested as they have been for hundred of years. The caves are also home to more than a million bats. The birdlife around the cave is particularly rich with crested serpent eagles, kingfishers, Asian fairy bluebirds and leaf birds are often sighted. Continue the journey to Sukau by the Kinabatangan River.

Check in to Sukau River Lodge. Boat trip to watch the curious proboscis monkeys gather by the river bank. A good chance to see numerous species of birds and other wildlife until nightfall. After dinner and a slide show (if weather permits) night walk to search for stick insects, frogs and beetles. Stay overnight at the Sukau River Lodge. (Lunch/Dinner included)

Day 2:Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary
Return to Sandakan. Proceed to Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary. Watch the feeding of orang utans. Guided walk. Lunch. Afternoon, proceed to the observation pavillion for a bird's eye view of Sandakan.

Drive to the Central Market before proceeding to the Chinese Temple on a hill. Visit century old St. Michael's Church before proceeding to see water village on stilt above the water. After tour, return to transfer to airport (Breakfast/Lunch included)

An ideal package for those who have never dived before but eager to journey into a haven of breathtaking marine life - beautiful coral reefs and colourful fishes. Expect a guided step-by-step introduction to scuba diving and learn how to suit up and use your diving equipment. Prepare yourself for an experience of a lifetime!

TARP (TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN PARK) offers some of the finest dive spots in Sabah. You will able to spot some a variety of marine creatures such as turtles, barracudas, sting rays, moray eels and much more.

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In the PADI Open Water Diver course, your PADI Instructor takes you through the basics of learning how to scuba dive. You start in a pool or pool-like conditions and progress to the open water (ocean, lake, quarry, etc.) getting the background knowledge along the way.

Voted as one of the top dive spots in the world, Sipadan Island is an oceanic island made up of living corals growing on top of an extinct volcano which rose 600m from the sea bed. A truly aquatic wonderland, any avid diver should dive at Sipadan at least once if not more, in your lifetime.

Package includes ground and sea transfer, accommodation (cabin), 3 meals a day, 3 boat dives a day, unlimited beach dives, tanks and weight belt.

In the PADI Open Water Diver course, your PADI Instructor takes you through the basics of learning how to scuba dive. You start in a pool or pool-like conditions and progress to the open water (ocean, lake, quarry, etc.) getting the background knowledge along the way.